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Identifier: advancedgeography (find matches)
Title: Advanced Geography
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Alexis Everett Frye
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Publisher: Ginn & Company
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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o Longitude 79 77 Greenwich fc^ \ .- •, **• - 146 SOUTHERN STATES, —EASTERN SECTION. With these natural advantages, Baltimore takes highrank in the canning and shipping of fruit and oysters,and in the manufacture of tobacco articles and flour. The United States Naval Academy is located atAnnapolis, the capital of this state./ Virginia. Richmond ranks next to New York and St.■ Louis in the manufacture of tobacco articles. Richmondis also a leading market for leaf tobacco. This city is at the head of tide water on the James,and has an active coasting trade. It is the state capital. Norfolk, the chief port of Virginia, ships great quanti-ties of cotton. There is a large United States navy yardon the harbor, opposite Norfolk. Petersburg and Lynchburg are important tobacco markets. West Virginia. Wheeling is the center of the iron
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industry of the state and is noted for its nail-works. West Virginia has extensive salt-works. Charleston, the capital, is in the salt region. Parkersburg has a large trade in both crude and refinedpetroleum. 34. Southern States, — Eastern Section.1 Review and Map Studies. — If a ship were to sail due west fromthe strait of Gibraltar, what part of our coast would it reach ?Describe the climate of this section. See maps on pages 22, 128and 129. Which of the states of this group lie partly within the Atlanticcoastal plain? Which border on the gulf of Mexico? Whatbound Tennessee on the east and west ? Name two valuable prod-ucts raised near the coast. See lesson Ifi. What are the leadingproducts of the coastal plain and of the piedmont belt fartherinland ? See lessons lf.1 and 1)2. What have you learned about the Carolina highland ? See lessonS3. Why is the northern half of the Allegheny plateau morethickly settled than the southern half ? See lesson 35. The region at the southern en

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